I love our foyer update thanks to Dutch Boy® Paints in Ironside 422-7DB.
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Before the foyer makeover, my foyer was unforgettable with light walls and a black door.
It didn’t connect with the surrounding spaces well, so I headed to Menards to look at Dutch Boy Paint’s wide color selection.
I ended up selecting Dutch Boy Paint’s Ironside 422-7DB.
It is the most gorgeous deep olive green.
Foyer Update
I used Dutch Boy® Paints’ Platinum® Plus Cabinet, Door, & Trim Paint in semi-gloss for the trim and door. This paint goes on smooth without brushmarks to give my trim and doors a luxurious, glass-like finish.
I painted the walls with Dutch Boy® Paints’ Platinum® Plus Interior Paint in eggshell. I LOVE this paint. It offers excellent hide and coverage with a durable and washable finish.
I painted the ceiling with Platinum® Plus Interior Ceiling Paint. It features splatter-resistant technology and smooth, even application in a flat sheen.
Ironside connects all three adjoining rooms so well.
The dining room is painted in Dutch Boy® Paints’ Morter and Pestle 406-3DB (with the dining room buffet also painted in Ironside).
The library/office is painted in Dutch Boy® Paints’ Rustic Blue 430-4DB, and the entry continues into my navy-painted living room. This gorgeous olive green works beautifully with all three colors.
The foyer is simple and sophisticated now.
Thanks to paint, the foyer looks like a completely new space.
Here is a view of the office/library Rustic Blue with Ironside and Mortar and Pestle in the background.
I wanted to add more greens to my home, and this color is even more stunning in person.
Where would you use Ironside in your home?
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